Our Purpose:
The UM Epidemiology Journal Club (EJC) is a student-led organization that provides an inclusive environment for graduate students to learn about and discuss current topics in epidemiology, through review of peer-reviewed journal articles published in the scientific literature. The EJC facilitates critical thinking and dialogue about issues related to advanced epidemiologic research methods, novel analytic techniques, practical applications of epidemiologic research, and important trends in the field of public health.
Our Objectives:
Through a combination of student-led presentations, faculty support, and general discussion, the EJC specifically aims to provide members with opportunities to achieve the following:
History:
The University of Miami (UM) Epidemiology Journal Club (EJC) was formally launched by three doctoral students and the PhD in Epidemiology Program director, Dr. WayWay Hlaing, in 2015. The EJC is a student-led organization that facilitates critical thinking and dialogue about issues related to advanced epidemiologic research methods, novel analytic techniques, practical applications of epidemiologic research, and important trends in the field of public health practice and epidemiology. Through a combination of student-led presentations, faculty support, and general discussion, the EJC specifically aims to provide members with opportunities to enhance skills in current epidemiologic methods and communications.
Leadership:
President: Alexandra McMahon, axm8143@miami.edu
Vice President: Bria-Nicole Diggs, bxd311@miami.edu
Faculty Advisors
Dr. WayWay Hlaing & Dr. Farren Briggs
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